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  1. Christmas card competition 2014 – extended deadline

    …ted as long as an image at 300dpi is submitted along with it. Any entrants under 18 must have written parental consent to submit an image. The University Alliance team will judge the competition and decide on the winner. The runners up will be posted on our website along with the winning image. The judges decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into. The winning image will become property of University Alliance. Covers will be judg…

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  2. Vince Cable visits Plymouth University to launch the first Regional Growth Fund project

    …rise partnership regions. It will do this by awarding grants to small businesses that have struggled to access finance through other means. Vince Cable visit to Plymouth University with Prof Wendy Purcell, Vice Chancellor, and Prof Julian Beer, Director of Research and Innovation, Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Regional Enterprise, Research and Innovation) Business Secretary Vince Cable said: “I applaud this initiative of Plymouth University and Western Mor…

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  3. White Paper stifles student choice and growth of the sector

    …have on student choice and growth of the system. We have seen very strong responses from Universities UK and the 1994 Group, both of whom we agree with. By attempting to introduce dynamism to the system through proposals such as “core and margin” and uncapping AAB number controls, the Government will actually stifle choice and access, particularly for those from less advantaged backgrounds. This could have a massively negative impact on social mob…

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  4. UA and 70 others call for clarity and transparency on the future UK Shared Prosperity Fund

    …f communication and further details on how the UKSPF will be operated, and under what timescales. No consultation has taken place in the last three years University Alliance Chief Executive Vanessa Wilson said: “EU structural funds have been a vital mechanism for universities to support businesses and communitiesespecially throughout the pandemic. Details of their replacement, the UKSPF, have been promised but not delivered, and time is running…

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  5. Integrating research-based learning across the university: University of Lincoln

    …mic research projects. For example, Lincoln’s School of Psychology engages undergraduate and postgraduate students alongside experienced academic staff in an annual week-long public research event: Summer Scientist. Now in its sixth year, the programme attracts families from across the Lincolnshire region to the University’s Brayford Campus where they can take part in games and activities which inform real research projects on child cognitive deve…

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  6. University Alliance welcomes the Government's Innovation and Research Strategy

    …d balanced economy this needs to happen right across the country with businesses, small and large, working closely with universities. The innovation voucher scheme is something we have been calling for and will be welcome news to many of our universities. We already have evidence that this type of activity has a profound impact on growth and opens new links between universities and businesses – an essential ingredient in a knowledge-based economy….

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  7. Humanitarian business: Our innovation strategy is helping disaster-affected third world relief funds – University of Brighton

    …NTRIM, established in the top ten innovation research groups in the world, undertook commissions to explore the role which crisis conditions play in shaping new innovation trajectories and how this further enables radical innovation. Extending earlier innovation research, CENTRIM examined user involvement and considered how that shapes the emergent model in such a way as to permit rapid and widespread diffusion. The CENTRIM work programme document…

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  8. Interview: University Alliance CEO Vanessa Wilson

    …a little bit of money in those areas – because often where the investment comes in through the university, you can grow and support local industry, particularly where you’ve got graduates who’ve got no jobs to go to. You can help support SMEs to keep going and you can get the graduates that work experience and then, hopefully, as things sort themselves out, then the jobs will resurface. “In the past, the need was for the university to be created…

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  9. Learning by doing

    …qually important and compromise is inevitable. With good design and proper understanding of the competing needs these compromises can be negotiated and there are excellent examples of such spaces. The second is that a curriculum model that is not especially adapted towards traditional examinations is often in conflict with some of the more traditional elements of external examining and professional body accreditation. Both need to be challenged. G…

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  10. Hertfordshire helping children with autism understand the world with Kaspar the social robot

    …nversations and interactions with children with autism, to help grow their understanding of causal explanations. Kaspar is a child-size humanoid robot who behaves in a child-like and expressive way, offering a more predictable and initially repetitive form of communication to help make social interaction simpler and more comfortable for children with autism and communication difficulties. Kaspar is designed to be an educational companion to help i…

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